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Duke Energy Is Charged in Huge Coal Ash Leak
Federal prosecutors accused the nation’s largest electric utility of violating the federal Clean Water Act in a spill last year in North Carolina.N.Y. / Region
Transit Group’s Next Challenge: Selling a New Version of Congestion Pricing
A plan presented by Move NY includes the introduction of a toll for drivers within Manhattan — an idea rejected in Albany nearly seven years ago.Technology
Rivals Google and Apple Fight for the Dashboard
In the coming months, dealerships around the country will begin selling vehicles capable of running Android- and Apple-compatible dashboard systems.false
A Look Behind the Headlines on China’s Coal Trends
A reality check on coal trends in China and their implications for the climate.Magazine
How to Build a Solid Drinking Library
Browsing the pages of cocktail literature for tonightʼs recipe.Business Day
HSBC Earnings, Retailers’ Results, and Janet Yellen’s Testimony
Other business stories to look for in the coming week include Comcast’s fourth-quarter earnings and an F.C.C. vote on net neutrality.Opinion
When One Penalty Is Enough
The fines for not signing up for health insurance in 2014 under the Affordable Care Act are coming due at tax time. The fines for 2015 will be worse.Business Day
U.S. Agency Sets Fines for Maker of Airbags
The safety agency said the Japanese manufacturer had failed to respond “fully or truthfully” to demands for documents related to the defect.Sports
Cavaliers Rout Knicks as Smith and Shumpert Return to Garden
LeBron James opened the scoring with a soaring dunk that augured how easily he and his teammates, including the former Knicks J. R. Smith and Iman Shumpert, would create and finish.Opinion
Fear and Withdrawal
I cut my dose of lorazepam. The next night I came down with a cold. That was just the start.U.S.
U.S. Struggles to Build a Strong Infrastructure
There is a broad consensus that America's roads, bridges and ports need upgrading. But agreeing on how to pay for it is another story.U.S.
Sanctions Put Academic Freedoms to a Test on a Campus Far From Tehran
A decision by the University of Massachusetts to follow through on a law that bars Iranian students from some science and engineering programs sparked fury, consternation and accusations of discrimination.U.S.
New Virus Suspected in Death of Kansas Man
A new virus appears to have caused the death last spring of a man in Kansas, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported Friday in its journal Emerging Infectious Diseases.Opinion
How to Talk to Israel’s Voters
The U.S. should make clear its preference for a new government committed to talks with the Palestinians.World
Video: Three Friends, One Jihadi
As his dreams crashed into Egypt’s social and political turmoil, Islam Yaken left his friends, family and a life of guilty pleasures for religious extremism, jihad and the Islamic State.U.S.
Guantánamo Conviction of Australian Is Overturned
The decision in the case of David Hicks, an Australian who trained with Al Qaeda, was another setback for the tribunal system set up after the Sept. 11 attacks.Automobiles
Luxury Cars Imprint Their Brands on Goods From Cologne to Clothing
Upscale automakers have been affixing their aspirational logos to non-automotive products as a way of protecting brands and cultivating loyalty.N.Y. / Region
The State of Your New York Block
The State of the City speech, delivered each winter by the mayor, is a time-honored policy platform. But it doesn’t tell you what’s really going on out there. For that, you need to ask residents.Mayor DeBlasio is perceptive.
Your Money
Reading Restaurant Wine Lists, for Blockbusters and Values
Here are some ways good sommeliers find the right wine for a customer out of hundreds or thousands of bottles.World
Liberia Lifts Its Curfew, but Border Stays Sealed
Sierra Leonean authorities said Sunday that they had received no instructions to open their side of the border with Liberia, sealed in late July to try to limit the spread of the Ebola virus.http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/outbreaks/2014-west-africa/case-counts.html
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Bill O’Reilly, Fox News Host, Fights Back at Claims of Exaggerated Stories
After Mother Jones published an article that said Mr. O’Reilly had misrepresented stories about his war reporting, he called the claims against him “a political hit job.”World
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